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MadFool – “First” [Free Song Download]
Time for some gnarly new EDM/dance music thanks to producer MadFool’s new track “First,” which was just released via Dim Mak’s New Noise.
Time for some gnarly new EDM/dance music thanks to producer MadFool’s new track “First,” which was just released via Dim Mak’s New Noise. The song is perfectly dark and by, “[u]sing haunting vocals, he builds into an insane drop full of metallic synths and a relentless rhythm.”
Founded in 2010, New Noise is Dim Mak’s new music discovery imprint which features the newsest sounds from budding artists across a wide variety of genres. Donetsk, Ukraine’s MadFool (aka Ilya Marchuk) is but 19 years old and is so brimming with talent that Obsessed, his debut album, dropped on BFLY Records in 2016.
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